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10th Mountain Division Name Lookup Index

10th Mountain Division Name Index

10th Mountain Division Name Index
The 10th Mountain Division, specializing in mountain and winter warfare, trained at Camp Hale,
Colorado, during World War II. In 1987, the National Association of the 10th Mountain
Division, consisting of veterans of the World War II division, designated the Denver Public
Library Western History Department and the Colorado Historical Society as joint repositories of
their historical materials.
World War II 10th Mountain Division Database:
In 1998 a small group of volunteers set out to establish a database of information about every
man who served with the WWII 10th Mountain Division. They searched the National Archives
in St. Louis and the 10th Mountain Division Resource Center in Denver. The result is a database
of 32,213 records of men who served with the “Mountain Troops” from 1941-1945. While this
database is not available online, you may use the Name Lookup Index to determine if a person
was a member of the 10th Mountain Division, and the company or Regiment with which he
served.

10th Mountain Division Name Index
The 10th Mountain Division, specializing in mountain and winter warfare, trained at Camp Hale,
Colorado, during World War II. In 1987, the National Association of the 10th Mountain
Division, consisting of veterans of the World War II division, designated the Denver Public
Library Western History Department and the Colorado Historical Society as joint repositories of
their historical materials.
World War II 10th Mountain Division Database:
In 1998 a small group of volunteers set out to establish a database of information about every
man who served with the WWII 10th Mountain Division. They searched the National Archives
in St. Louis and the 10th Mountain Division Resource Center in Denver. The result is a database
of 32,213 records of men who served with the “Mountain Troops” from 1941-1945. While this
database is not available online, you may use the Name Lookup Index to determine if a person
was a member of the 10th Mountain Division, and the company or Regiment with which he
served.